2023 Membership - Levelling Up

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As of 19/12/2022:

77,000+


Source: Me  via a club official.



Comparison for this time of the year:

19/12/2022    Over 77k
17/12/2021    80,153
17/12/2020    low 70ks
19/12/2019    81,738
17/12/2018    75,986

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As of 16/01/2023:

83,900


Source: Me  via a club official.


We're ahead of this time last year and getting back close to our pre-covid record for mid-January.

16/01/2019 - 78,398
16/01/2020 - 84,384
22/01/2021 - 77,154
20/01/2022 - 82,342
16/01/2023 - 83,900

So, we're on track again to break the 100k mark for the sixth year running.

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Club membership tallies - 17/01/2023

Richmond    83,900
Carlton        67,244
Essendon     56,024
Collingwood 51,000 .... (as of Dec 5).
Geelong      45,203
Fremantle   42,436
Port Adel.    36,099
St Kilda       36,000
North Melb. 32,227

Adel, Bris, Haw, GC, GWS, Melb, Syd, WCE, WB - N/A.

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The club website is saying our membership is 81,050 .

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Levelling Up in 2023

Same story, new chapter. In 2023 we’re levelling up, and we hope you, the Tiger Army, are ready to join us.

By Richmond Media
27 January 2023

Speaking at the 2022 Jack Dyer Medal with a bitter taste in his mouth following a premature exit from the final series, triple premiership coach Damien Hardwick implored his Richmond players and the broader Club to “just do the extra” ahead of 2023.

“Make that 100m sprint 110m, take the stairs, not the lift, and work that bit harder,” he raised.

‘Levelling up in 2023’ is Richmond’s membership campaign for the upcoming season, inspired by a fierce desire for the Club to return as a Strong and Bold premiership club, driven by a dedication to performing for its unwavering members, fans, and broader Tiger Army.

It’s the same story – a Club relentlessly pursuing a premiership – but a new chapter with new faces and fresh efforts.

Recruits Tim Taranto and Jacob Hopper have lifted the star power at the Club, and players young and old, such as Hugo Ralphsmith and experienced defender Nathan Broad have represented throughout the pre-season that they, too, can reach new heights with the backing of hard work.

It’s time to level up. Are you with us?

Season 2023 is fast approaching; join the roar of the Tiger Army at the ‘G and be part of our levelled-up pursuit of premiership success.

To join the Tiger Army or Renew, please click here.

https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/1264655/levelling-up-in-2023

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Love the picture of baker. Massive fan of the graphics and conception of the poster

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The club website is saying our current tally is 82,643.

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83,038 according to the club website.

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We're about 85,000.

Source: RFC membership dept.

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Club-by-Club membership tally ...... (As of 20/02/2023)

Richmond    85,000
Carlton        75,626
Essendon     59,847
Hawthorn     55,000
Geelong       54,633
Collingwood  51,000 .... (as of Dec 5).
Port Adel.     49,454
Fremantle    49,315
North Melb.  38,898
St Kilda        36,000 .... (as of Jan 16).
GWS Giants  20,000

N/A - Adel, Bris, GC, Melb, Syd, WCE, WB.

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As of 28/02/2023

87,185

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Another wannabee copycat.


https://twitter.com/FootyonNine/status/1631072652336005121

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As of 08/03/2023

88,660

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Club-by-Club membership tally ...... (As of 08/03/2023)

Richmond    88,660
Carlton        77,809
Collingwood 77,361 .... (as of Mar 1)
Geelong       63,107
Essendon     62,439
Hawthorn     55,000 .... (as of Feb 17)
Fremantle     51,056
Port Adel.     50,622
Melbourne    50,054
St Kilda        45,000 .... (as of Mar 2)
Sydney        41,803
North Melb.  38,898 .... (as of Feb 20)
GWS Giants  23,000

N/A - Adel, Bris, GC, WCE, WB.

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Just under 90k.

As of 10/03/2023

89,954